Joined: 15 Jul 2003 Posts: 6 Location: Pomona, California
smptoms Posted: 07-22-03 23:45pm
Hi there!
I would like to know if anyone has had
different symptoms appear that tripped
your physicians? I am diplaying symptoms
that my doctor has no idea about! I went
to see my Rheum. this afternoon, He's
dealing with only the ones's he familiar
with. I'v kept a journal of symptoms:
written and pictures. Has anyone else
gone through that, and if so, what did you
do?
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faulkner99
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 15 Jul 2003 Posts: 7 Location: ILLINOIS
Lupus Posted: 07-23-03 06:39am
lupus is very tricky it can take on many
different forms and have many symptoms.
The medication used to treat it can have
its own set of symptoms. writing it down
is a great idea it can help your Dr.
figure out what may be causing your
problem.
First thing to do is educate yourself as
much as possible about Lupus and its
related diseases and by all means take
good care of yourself.
May God Bless You
Christy
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LadyBrannon
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Jul 2003 Posts: 506 Location: TX
Symptoms Posted: 07-25-03 12:00pm
All the time...all the time...
Luckily, my doctor was able to say 'I
don't know' quite easily and sent me to
all types of specialists to get me help.
If you have any questions, I would, as
usual, suggest a second opinion.
Furthermore, it has been my experience
that GPs and Internists vary on their
Lupus experiences. Some are extremely up
to date, while others are lacking in
information. I know this is a concern of
the CDC and the LFA and they are working
on better educating on Lupus with Primary
Care Specialists.
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First thing to do is educate yourself as
much as possible about Lupus and its
related diseases and by all means take
good care of yourself.
